Wow! Billy Mitchell?! He was one kickass fighter pilot in WWI. Pretty much created the US Army Airforce when the gummint cranked on him, and he was courtmartialed for his radical ideas. But he stuck to his convictions and was proven right.
Oooh, wait... you're talking about a basement dweeb that plays video games and was the first to score a perfect game on PacMan. Puts him right up there with Gene and Richard Simmons in the Department of Significance.
It is a sad fact that I knew the "spot" you could park Pac Man in so that you could run to the bathroom and the ghosts would never find him. Yes, my high score was well over 2 million, so what?!
yeah...
ha, I remember this one. It scared me when I was a kid. I hate having things "stalk" me.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is how you spend your time?
ReplyDeletewhen I was 10..
ReplyDeleteWow! Billy Mitchell?! He was one kickass fighter pilot in WWI. Pretty much created the US Army Airforce when the gummint cranked on him, and he was courtmartialed for his radical ideas. But he stuck to his convictions and was proven right.
ReplyDeleteOooh, wait... you're talking about a basement dweeb that plays video games and was the first to score a perfect game on PacMan. Puts him right up there with Gene and Richard Simmons in the Department of Significance.
and there enlies the humor
ReplyDeleteIt is a sad fact that I knew the "spot" you could park Pac Man in so that you could run to the bathroom and the ghosts would never find him. Yes, my high score was well over 2 million, so what?!
ReplyDeleteI was two in 1982.
ReplyDeleteJust like to rub that in.
You're welcome.
I never played Night Stalker. I think my parents probably thought it would be too scary.
ReplyDeleteUnless they didn't make it for Atari.
I loved that game! The only thing is sometimes I would get so into trying to escape, I would nearly break off the damn joy stick thing.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the documentary The King of Kong? It was pretty excellent.
ReplyDeleteDale - I did see it
ReplyDeleteit was great!